**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jun 16 02:59:56 2006 Jun 16 15:12:11 holla Jun 16 17:31:04 sdf Jun 16 20:39:41 greetings... Jun 16 20:42:37 morning... Jun 16 20:43:40 Hey, someone knows if I can use the uNSLUng ipkg's on DebianSlug? Jun 16 20:43:54 zeng, maybe, that #nslu2-german is a nice playground, too Jun 16 20:43:56 I found an uNSLUng ipkg for Apache and I would like to install that on DebianSlug. Jun 16 20:44:13 looking for portmap for powerpc ... Jun 16 20:45:01 l0c4lh0st, isn't apt-get install apache a much better option? Jun 16 20:45:21 nfs-utils from optware failed to install since portmap is not available... Jun 16 20:45:27 zeng, nslu2 is a arm architecture, not a powerpc Jun 16 20:46:00 zeng, have yo tried ipkg install portmap? Jun 16 20:46:37 i see... thx. caplink811_log, it seems I should visit ds101-linux, sorry for the noise... Jun 16 20:47:28 zeng, sorry, but i don't know, that optware is available for powerpc architecture, too Jun 16 20:47:35 bye... Jun 16 21:00:22 when i shutdown the slug. does the power go off? via shutdown -h now Jun 16 21:03:13 deadcat_, yes Jun 16 21:04:13 nicenice Jun 16 21:04:20 anyone gonna be a linuxworld expo this year? Jun 16 21:04:29 deadcat_, you might have to edit /etc/inittab though (ctrlaltdel) Jun 16 21:04:38 when i saw the slug logo on the website i thought to myself it looked really familiar (=. Jun 16 21:05:01 EvilDevil: ctrlaltdel to have it power down? Jun 16 21:05:36 uhm... sorry.. this only applies if you press the power button. Jun 16 21:06:01 EvilDevil: cool. i might want taht too (= Jun 16 21:06:06 (default action on pressing the power button is rebooting) Jun 16 21:06:15 can you give me the ctrlaltdel line in inittab? Jun 16 21:06:22 EvilDevil: ah.. ok. cool Jun 16 21:06:23 # What to do when CTRL-ALT-DEL is pressed. Jun 16 21:06:23 ca:12345:ctrlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -t1 -a -h now Jun 16 21:06:29 nice Jun 16 21:06:46 this is unslug/debianslug ?? Jun 16 21:07:23 debianslug. but it should apply to openslug/ucslugc/any other slugos variant too Jun 16 21:07:39 cool. Jun 16 21:08:14 my friend helped me order on already. once i get that i will return this current one back to frys eletronic in my local store Jun 16 21:08:43 EvilDevil: i also want to add the grsecurity patch to the kernel. but i dont know how that would work. in terms of compiling the new kernel Jun 16 21:10:18 deadcat_, have fun ;) and take a look at the Master Makefile (see nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Development/MasterMakefile ) Jun 16 21:10:35 oh that thing (= Jun 16 21:11:38 EvilDevil: i assume you using 2.6.16-1? what happen when you apt-get install a new kernel? do you have to run that debian-sda1.bin file via upslug2 again? to write to flash? Jun 16 21:12:08 i'm not using Debian/NSLU2. i'm using DebianSlug Jun 16 21:12:23 i am confuse with the 2 Jun 16 21:12:31 and i'm not very familiar with Debian/NSLU2 Jun 16 21:12:44 i think i've been reading debianslug, but this debian/nslu2 confuses me Jun 16 21:14:24 Debian/NSLU2 is an somewhat official version of Debian for the NSLU2 (official Debian-Kernel and so on) while DebianSlug is based on the SlugOS sources. In fact, it is a SlugOS variant (Little Endian OpenSlug chrooted to a debian installation) Jun 16 21:15:40 EvilDevil: if i follow http://www.cyrius.com/debian/nslu2/ , will this be debian/nslu2 or debianslug? Jun 16 21:16:02 debian/nslu2 Jun 16 21:16:25 ah Jun 16 21:16:55 EvilDevil: hmm. debianslug sounds better ya? Jun 16 21:17:29 deadcat_, it is more flexible and has more recent kernel patches included. Jun 16 21:17:51 EvilDevil: ok. i better find another howto then. (= Jun 16 21:18:09 www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/Bootstrap Jun 16 21:18:24 EvilDevil: thanks Jun 16 21:19:09 EvilDevil: i am gonna use it as web/ssh and more, should i go with stable for now? and hope the etch will release at end of year? (= Jun 16 21:21:12 i'm running mine with sid without problems. there are issues with inconsistent updates from time to time, but nothing serious. I think etch will do fine Jun 16 21:22:41 EvilDevil: ok. i am currently hosting the website/ssh/cups and stuff on my sid x86 desktop. Jun 16 21:37:53 EvilDevil: debootstrapping doesnt ask me the questions like the debian-installer does right? Jun 16 21:38:51 yep. you have to type it by yourself ;) but you can use other options Jun 16 21:39:14 ah Jun 16 21:40:03 so is there gonna be a slug booth at linuxworld this aug in SF? Jun 16 21:40:52 uhm... no clue. it's *kind of* far away ;) Jun 16 21:41:07 hehe. Jun 16 21:41:46 i was looking at the gallery on the website and there are like 4 pictures from LWCE2005 Jun 16 21:42:33 http://www.linuxworldexpo.de/linux_messe.php?ID=16&STEP=&lang=en ;) Jun 16 21:43:31 http://www.linuxworldexpo.com/live/12/events/12SFO06A Jun 16 21:43:53 «caplink811_log» l0c4lh0st, isn't apt-get install apache a much better option? <--- apt-get doesn't work... Jun 16 21:45:33 EvilDevil: the bootstrap debianslug doesnt really tell me which firmware do i get to flash in order to start the process Jun 16 21:45:59 deadcat_, at www.slug-firmware.net : SlugOs -> DebianSlug 3.10 Jun 16 21:46:28 Anyone know why apt-get isn't working then? Jun 16 21:46:36 caplink811_log says it should work. Jun 16 21:46:52 *lol* http://www.linuxworldexpo.com/live/images/other/12SF06A_floorplan.pdf (note the title ("W:\Event Services\CAD Floor Plan....dwg") Jun 16 21:47:14 l0c4lh0st, ? Jun 16 21:47:56 EvilDevil: ah thanks Jun 16 21:48:08 l0c4lh0st: it definately should. Jun 16 21:48:43 EvilDevil: hehe. you mean the W: ? (= Jun 16 21:49:26 deadcat_, yes... LinuxWorld and they're using Autocad for Windows Jun 16 21:49:28 EvilDevil: the only linux part of linxuworld is the word linux and the .org section. some exhibitors run windows in their booth Jun 16 21:50:02 It doesn't work... Jun 16 21:50:05 That's the problem Jun 16 21:50:09 Says it can't find it. Jun 16 21:50:20 l0c4lh0st: whereis apt-get, you sure you have a debian box? Jun 16 21:50:22 l0c4lh0st are you sure you did the bootstrap? Jun 16 21:50:48 EvilDevil: the kernel from bootstrap has the ixp400 as well right? Jun 16 21:51:17 gonna check all that tomorrow... now going to sleep :D Jun 16 21:51:21 deadcat_, you mean the debianslug-image? yes Jun 16 21:51:22 Thanks for your help again :)! Jun 16 21:52:38 EvilDevil: i cant wait (=... damn... Jun 16 21:52:53 l0c4lh0st: you cant sleep now.. must fix problem Jun 16 21:53:15 haha you're damn right Jun 16 21:53:22 * l0c4lh0st boots the slu Jun 16 21:53:23 g Jun 16 21:53:31 (= Jun 16 21:53:46 oh right, I now have a fresh slug with DebianSlug 3.10 Jun 16 21:53:57 (only uploaded the firmware and that's it for now) Jun 16 21:54:08 then there's no apt-get Jun 16 21:54:11 apt-get should work in this state, right? Jun 16 21:54:13 the firmware is basically the kernel right? Jun 16 21:54:13 oh Jun 16 21:54:28 I had a 3.8 slug (fully configured etc.) with no apt-get. Jun 16 21:54:29 you have to debootstrap it first Jun 16 21:54:37 Then I just uploaded this firmware to it Jun 16 21:55:13 and since then it doesn't work anymore? l0c4lh0st Jun 16 21:55:22 i cut the black part of the resistor to overclock with a nail clipper, thats fine right? since i dont have a soldering tool Jun 16 21:55:36 When I go to it via SSH, I get this screen saying I need to run "turnup init", or "turnup preserve" or restore, etc. Jun 16 21:55:42 I can now debootstrap it? Jun 16 21:56:01 l0c4lh0st, or just use turnup without -i Jun 16 21:56:01 Or do I need to run turnup ... first? Jun 16 21:56:35 l0c4lh0st, see http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/Bootstrap#upgrade Jun 16 21:57:30 (only the very bottom of the page) starting from "turnup disk /dev/sda1 -t ext3" Jun 16 21:57:32 ack no Jun 16 21:57:46 This is like..... only DebianSlug 3.10 uploaded and that's it Jun 16 21:57:52 After the upload I turned it off Jun 16 21:57:56 It's no upgrade Jun 16 21:58:18 l0c4lh0st, but you said you already had a fully configured debianslug 3.8 system Jun 16 21:58:55 Yeah, but I flashed the 3.10 DebianSlug over it Jun 16 21:59:00 I wanted to have a "new" clean system Jun 16 21:59:10 So I don't need to keep any settings, Jun 16 21:59:48 l0c4lh0st, but you didn't erase the disk? Jun 16 22:00:13 The disk is (now) not connected Jun 16 22:00:19 I didn't erase the USB stick yet Jun 16 22:00:33 I can format it under Windows, would that help? Jun 16 22:01:04 l0c4lh0st, btw, the debianslug(firmware) settings are stored in a part of the flash rom that will not be overwritten when you flash a new image Jun 16 22:01:31 Oh crap Jun 16 22:01:40 How do I erase like... EVERYTHING? Jun 16 22:02:23 l0c4lh0st, http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/ResetSysConf Jun 16 22:02:35 Ah, right, I did that before. Jun 16 22:02:40 Will do that first :) Jun 16 22:02:59 turnup init does basically the same job Jun 16 22:03:53 EvilDevil: once i flashed with debianslug-3.10-beta.bin, ssh or telnet in, bootstrap, run the debian-installer, install package, username, passwd. it will reboot and debian will start right? or theres another step to do at the end Jun 16 22:04:26 deadcat_, there's no debian-installer in debianslug ;) Jun 16 22:04:34 WAs about to say that too Jun 16 22:04:42 There is a Debian installer in Debian/NSLU2 Jun 16 22:04:43 EvilDevil: but you said i can run the installer. Jun 16 22:04:54 deadcat_, where? Jun 16 22:05:35 nevermind then. (= Jun 16 22:05:41 14(deadcat_14): So I empty my USB stick, do that ResetSysConf, then flash the DebianSlug 3.10 image and then it works? Jun 16 22:05:50 EvilDevil I meant Jun 16 22:06:26 l0c4lh0st, after doing the debootstrap: yes Jun 16 22:06:50 The debootstrap comes after the flashing part, right? Jun 16 22:06:54 EvilDevil: after debootstrap and just reboot and we're in business eh (= Jun 16 22:07:06 deadcat_, l0c4lh0st yes Jun 16 22:07:14 l0c4lh0st: when i get it working. i am gonna write a howto for dummies like us (= Jun 16 22:07:34 :) Jun 16 22:07:36 nice Jun 16 22:07:49 deadcat_, i think the debootstrap howto on the wiki covers it pretty good Jun 16 22:08:04 It's kinda confusing (but that could be me... I've got uNSLUng running, then DebianSlug, then switched to Debian/NSLU2 then back to DEbianSlug 3.10, etc.) Jun 16 22:08:08 it's kind of copy'n'paste and changing some numbers Jun 16 22:08:09 EvilDevil: ya. but i mean the stuff that we have to do before and after. Jun 16 22:08:23 deadcat_, true :) Jun 16 22:08:39 EvilDevil: thats what gets me.. Jun 16 22:08:39 Oh and another question.... Is DebianSlug 3.10 unstable? Jun 16 22:09:01 l0c4lh0st: stable/testing/unstable its what sources.list you use Jun 16 22:09:29 o_O Jun 16 22:09:51 l0c4lh0st, you can use sid/sarge/etch/gentoo/any other LE Arm based distro Jun 16 22:10:04 Do I need to follow this step: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/Bootstrap#sarge or http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/DebianSlug/Bootstrap#sid ? Jun 16 22:10:46 for the debootstrap Jun 16 22:10:49 l0c4lh0st, depends on what distro you want to use Jun 16 22:11:11 DebianSlug 3.10 Jun 16 22:11:25 i meant sid/sarge/etch Jun 16 22:11:30 http://www.slug-firmware.net/s-dls.php I got the DebianSlug-3.10-beta-firmware.zip Jun 16 22:11:40 Huh? Jun 16 22:11:42 EvilDevil: i just ssh root@ip into the slug. (= Jun 16 22:11:45 I wanna run Debian on it Jun 16 22:12:02 http://www.debian.org/releases/ Jun 16 22:12:19 DebianSlug I mean Jun 16 22:12:53 okay I am totally confused now, heading to bed Jun 16 22:13:00 Good night everyone and thanks for the help etc. Jun 16 22:13:06 l0c4lh0st, there are different version of debian (stable = sarge, testing = etch, unstable = sid) Jun 16 22:13:42 OOH Jun 16 22:13:48 and you have to follow the instructions for the version you want to use :) Jun 16 22:13:49 lol Jun 16 22:13:53 just stick with testing, but switch testing with etch so when it goes stable, it will be stable instead of testing Jun 16 22:13:55 I thought they were all different distros Jun 16 22:14:25 So I follow the instructions for sarge. Jun 16 22:14:39 Since I want to use DebianSlug 3.10 which is stable. Jun 16 22:15:16 * potato is Debian 2.2 Jun 16 22:15:16 * slink is Debian 2.1 Jun 16 22:15:16 * hamm is Debian 2.0 Jun 16 22:15:16 * bo is Debian 1.3 Jun 16 22:15:16 * rex is Debian 1.2 Jun 16 22:15:16 * buzz is Debian 1.1 Jun 16 22:15:21 o_O Strange guys. Jun 16 22:15:31 "Hi, I just released a potato!!!1" Jun 16 22:16:00 l0c4lh0st: the project leader used to work for pixar when toystory was being worked on Jun 16 22:16:02 l0c4lh0st, it's kind of unclear. you have to follow the instructions for sid but at some points of these instructions you have to exchange them with the sarge instructions Jun 16 22:16:22 l0c4lh0st, they're all toystory characters Jun 16 22:16:27 lol Jun 16 22:16:31 and omg @ EvilDevil Jun 16 22:16:41 How do I know when I have to follow sid instructions and when not? Jun 16 22:17:23 EvilDevil: the debianslug flash.bin has some ipkg stuff in /etc, when i bootstrap debian. those will be gone and leave me with a real debian box right? Jun 16 22:17:26 l0c4lh0st, take a look at the sarge instructions and i think it will be clear Jun 16 22:17:34 OK Jun 16 22:18:26 deadcat_, kind of. it's still booting the debianslug flashimage and chrooting to the usb-disk at some point of the boot-process Jun 16 22:19:02 EvilDevil: i see. but this goes for all the slug oses right? even debian/nslu2 and unslug right? Jun 16 22:19:22 I'm going to look into that tomorrow.... SLEEPY NOW Jun 16 22:19:31 Good night everyone & thanks again :) Jun 16 22:21:52 deadcat_, nope. only the SlugOS variants. Debian/NSLU2 doesn't have a complete system in flash (IIRC), after flashing the debiannslu2-sda1.img, it's only able to boot from /dev/sda1 Jun 16 22:22:20 SlugOS = OpenSlug/DebianSlug/UcSlugC Jun 16 22:24:33 EvilDevil: how is upgrading kernel in debianslug vs debian/nslu2 then? via apt-get? Jun 16 22:24:45 deadcat_, i have no clue Jun 16 22:24:48 ah Jun 16 22:29:01 i'm not sure how the sda1-flashimage is working. maybe it's loading the kernel from the usb-disk Jun 16 22:29:57 EvilDevil: maybe. but i emailed the guy from the cyrius howto and he said its more complicated than that. Jun 16 22:31:35 EvilDevil: if i use the debianslug-3.10, how would i go about compiling 3rd party drivers like zd1211 wireless and pwc webcam? Jun 16 22:32:18 deadcat_, i think they *could* be in the debianslug feed (*.ipk) Jun 16 22:33:30 EvilDevil: ah.. but if we use .ipk stuff. thats kinna like running debian on top of slugOS, rather than debian gnu/linux,, know what i mean? Jun 16 22:35:52 deadcat_, yeah, but as long as the official debian kernel does not incorporate all nslu2-linux patches - and therefore is incompatible with the debianslug kernel- you won't have another option Jun 16 22:37:04 EvilDevil: true. Jun 16 22:38:03 EvilDevil: what about this? linux-image-2.6.16-2-nslu2 Jun 16 22:38:38 deadcat_, it's incompatible with debianslug Jun 16 22:38:54 EvilDevil: thats for debian/nslu2 right? Jun 16 22:40:29 "A follow-up to my kernel module question. Is the Debian Package: Jun 16 22:40:29 'linux-image-2.6.16-2-ixp4xx' found at: Jun 16 22:40:29 http://packages.debian.org/unstable/base/linux-image-2.6.16-2-ixp4xx Jun 16 22:40:30 compatible with DebianSlug 3.10? Specifically the kernel-modules?" Jun 16 22:41:02 (Rod Whitby's answer): Probably not. Get kernel packages from the SlugOS feeds for SlugOS. Jun 16 22:41:16 EvilDevil: i think all those nslu2 stuff are for debian/nslu2 flash Jun 16 22:43:02 deadcat_, i think so too Jun 16 22:44:03 EvilDevil: but the thing is that each time a new debian kernel comes out for nslu2, it will have to be flashed via the debian-sda1.bin .. i THINK Jun 16 22:45:16 + the kernel-modules need to be exchanged / copied to the disk Jun 16 22:46:25 EvilDevil: ya. you mean when its installed via apt-get install linux-image-blah right? Jun 16 22:48:08 yup Jun 16 22:54:34 * EvilDevil is heading to his bed **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jun 17 02:59:57 2006